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On Nov. 4, 1961, a very young Bob Dylan made his headlining debut with a performance at the Carnegie Chapter Hall in New York City. There were over 50 people... The post This Day in Top 40 History: November 4 appeared first on 95.7 BEN FM.

1957: “Jailhouse Rock” became Elvis Presley’s ninth #1 hit over the last year and a half. 1957: After leaving the Dominoes, Jackie Wilson debuted on the US singles charts as a solo artist with “Reet Petite”. 1961: Bob Dylan had his Carnegie Hall debut, performing for an audience of fifty-three fans. 1963: Motown Records released … Continue reading Today in Rock & Roll History: November 4th →

America’s thrilling race to space, told through iconic ’60s and ’70s music, live from Carnegie Hall.

The BIG BLUEprints! Excellence is a habit at Tennessee State University known for its world-famous (and Grammy-winning) Aristocrat Of Sound marching band, highly ranked cheerleading squad, nationally recognized research community, and coveted Carnegie R2 classification in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee. Founded in 1912 as the Agricultural and Industrial State Normal School, the comprehensive land-grant […]

CNN Editorial Research (CNN) — Here’s a look at the life of Hall of Fame football player and coach Mike Ditka. Personal Birth date: October 18, 1939 Death date: October 9, 2026 Birth place: Carnegie, Pennsylvania Birth name: Michael Keller Dyczko Jr. Father: Michael Ditka Sr., steel mill worker and railroad union organizer Mother: Charlotte The post Mike Ditka Fast Facts appeared first on KRDO.

Chamber Music Lehigh Valley organized a performance by four young musicians for the benefit of the inmates.

ReelQ⁠⁠ board member Ximena Rodriguez told Forbes Avenue about Pittsburgh’s longest running film festival and the the 6th oldest LGBTQ+ film festival in the world! The 2026 film festival is running until October 10th with screenings across the city, including at Carnegie Mellon University. We had a fascinating conversation with Ximena about the relationship between […]